Shea v. Shea (In Re Shea)

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• finding that the relevant point of inquiry is the date that the debtor filed his petition in bankruptcy
• holding attorney’s fees incurred in an attempt to enforce the property settlement non-dischargeable because “[e]very dollar spent on attorney's fees is a dollar not available for the support of Ms. Shea and her children.”
• allowing attorney’s fees in the alternative under Code section 523(a)(15)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).